The Personhood Act passed in Senate by a 34-8 vote, claiming that human life begins at the moment of conception.
Student Publications hosts Academy Awards Contest
Choose your nominations for each award and submit a list of your picks to stupub@okcu.edu.
In Theaters: Oscar Nominated Shorts
Rarely in Oklahoma do we get the chance to see all of the films nominated by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences before we watch the Oscars.
Critic makes picks for 84th Oscars ceremony
Well folks, it’s that time of year again. The 84th Annual Academy Awards are coming up at the end of February, and that means the buzz on the nominees is well under way.
Classes to start at 10 a.m. Monday
Official severe weather closings announced the university will resume classes at 10 a.m. Monday morning due to snow and ice.
California, Washington, Illinois move toward same-sex marriage rights
Three states made news this week by affecting legislation in favor of same-sex marriage.
Students anticipate first Housing Lottery
Officials will host the university’s first Housing Lottery on April 15.
Interfraternity Council members effect change to fraternity recruitment
Officials predict growth for campus Greek life, and the Interfraternity Council plans to effect some changes.
Columnist looks at anti-hero stereotype
I am a hot mess.
Writer reflects on pro golfer’s unique style
I loved turning on the Professional Golfers’ Association Tournament this weekend and seeing something completely uncharacteristic of a PGA Tour golfer.
Dean allows students chance to rectify poor behavior
Officer Kavenius of the university police department apprehended two students on Jan. 26 who were in possession of marijuana and alcohol, according to police reports.
Trustees expected to lock tuition for first time in more than 15 years
Officials will not increase tuition, fees and housing costs for the 2012-13 academic year as part of an attempt to balance the university budget and ease the financial strain on students.
Fantasy novel inspires creation of university organization
Anyone who has walked across campus this year probably has seen students running back and forth on the quad lawn while clutching broomsticks between their legs.
In Theaters: The Woman in Black
Many years ago, in the quaint little village of Crythin Gifford, Jennet Humfrye’s son died in a terrible accident while she was away. The townspeople never recovered the body.
In Theaters: Chronicle
Chronicle is hands down the most excitingly creative, dazzling “found footage” film I have ever seen. Ever.
Officer apprehends students for marijuana possession
A university officer seized 1.3 grams of marijuana and other marijuana paraphernalia from a student’s vehicle Sunday.
Pulitzer Prize winner to give reading
Claudia Emerson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, will visit campus April 4 to give a reading as part of the 14th annual Thatcher Hoffman Smith Poetry Series.
Law school officials to host career fair for public interest programs
Sarkeys Law Center officials will host the Public Interest Recruiting Programs Career Fair 3 to 5:30 p.m. Feb. 8 in the atrium in Sarkeys Law Center.
Students enroll in addiction prevention program
The campus began equipping students for prevention this semester.
OCUTheatre senior showcases travel to the Lone Star State
Spring is a showcase season, where student performers learn to expand their talents outside the campus bubble.
Classic romance novel brought to life in stage adaptation
You may have seen the movie and even read the book, but the school of theater is bringing the famous story of love and false impressions to life.
In Theaters: The Grey
When I was younger, I read a book called “Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen. I was riveted by the against-all-odds tale of wilderness survival, about a boy who makes it in the woods for months with just a hatchet to help him get by.
Columnist alleviates stress with hobby
It may only be four weeks into the spring semester, but I’m already feeling overwhelmed with stress.
Music collective reinforces artistic value of rap genre
I love rap music more than anything.
University budget cuts result in commencement cancellation
Some seniors will walk a different path for graduation this year.
Coach cultivates players’ classroom habits
Dionne Phelps, men’s basketball coach, understands the importance of instilling not only athletic excellence in his players but also a sense of academic achievement.
